Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-07
TEACHERS STATE ASSOCIATION.

TEACHERS STATE ASSOCIATION.
Programme of the 21st Annual Session
TO be Held at Berkeley.
The twenty-frst annual session of the
Teachers State Association will be held at
Berkeley on the 9th, 2Stb, 29,h and so h
inst for which the following is the arranged
programme.
FIRST DAY.
tuesday. December 27th.-2 P. NJ, Ad-
dress OF Welcome, Prof. Martin Kellogg
University OF California and Response. a.
l.. Mann, Boys High School, San Fran
cisco.
Reading of the minutes of last session,
Report OF Executive Committee Appoint
ment of committees.
s P. NJ, reception of the teachers Of the
state by the Faculty of the University.
Music by the Berkeley Choral Society.
SECOND DAY.
Wednesday, December 2Sth.-9:15, mis-
cellaneous business. Assignment to rooms
for section work. California Teachers
Reading Circle will meet at 1OA.
Section Work. High School)-Methods
oi Teaching Mathematics-9:3O, "Arithme-
tic Prof. G. II. Allan. Algebra" c. NJ.
Ritter, Stockton High School. 1850. Gee
ometry," Prof. George C. Edwards Uni
verslty OF California. 11:30 What to
Omit in Teaching Geometry" w. n. Bush.
Boys High School, San Francisco.
Grammar School Section-9:3O, ''Arith-
meiic," S. D. Waterman, Principal Stock
ton High School 1910, "Simpfe Experi-
ments in Natural Science" George Klee-
berger, State Normal School, San Jose.
1850, History" Fred II. Clark. Principal
Los Angeles High School. I1:3O Gov
ernment," M. Babcock, Principal Sacra-
mento Grammar School.
Ungraded School Section-9:30, Music"
J. II. Elwood, State Norman School. San
Jose. 1910, = Geography" Granville f.
Foster, Grass Valley. 1880 Experimental
Apparatus" Nolney Rattan, Girls High
Schcol, San Francisco. 11:30, Drawing"
Paul a. Garin, Superintendent of Drawing.
Oakland schools.
Urinary School Section-9:3O, Draw
ing" 2: A. Garin, Superintendent of Draw
ing, Oakland public schools. 1910. "The
kindergarten and the Public School," Miss
Wlllette a. Allen, University of the Pacific.
San Jose: 1850, Primary Work in Country
Schools" Miss Lizzie G. Atwater. San Ra-
1ael. ll:30, Development of the Me-
chamcal Sense Of the Child, " Miss Laura
/. Fowler, San Francisco
General Assembly-1:3O p. NJ. annual adj.
dress of the President and discussion cleo
ton of officers for 1888; Report of the
Work OF the California Teachers Reading
Circle Chas. Il. Hutton, Principal Santa
Rosa High School; reports of Secretaries
of local Reading Circles; Summary
Professor Charles II. Allen, San Jose.
7:3O P. N, " a Plan for Industrial Educa-
ton in Public Schools, Jas. G. Kennedy,
San Francisco Poetry" G. E. Markham,
Ell Dorado county School Boards, !" J. w.
Andersen nj rD-l
Schools San Francisco.
THIRD DAY.
Thursday, December 29th.-GeneraI As
sembiy-9:l5, miscellaneous business.
County Superintendents' meeting-lO
A. NJ, to make ARRANGEMENTS for the recep-
ton of the National Teachers Association,
to be held in San Francisco July, 1888.
Section Work High School Section)-
Methods of teaching Physics. $50,
Sound, Volney Rattan, San Francisco.
1910, Electricity A H. Randall. San
Jose. 1880 Light" Professor +. Slate.
1l:3O, The Value Of Experiments and
Note Books" J. w Fay, Belmont School.
Grammar School Seciion-9;3O, Draw
metic, Frank Morton, San Francisco.
1880, Methods, James G. Kennedy, San
Francisco. 1880, Advanced Language
Work, Albert Lyser San Francisco.
Ungraded School Section-9;3O. "Arith-
melic," J. II. Mcdonald, Napa CITY. 1910.
" Elementary Science" Miss Laura T.
Fowler, San Francisco. 1880, '' Language"
\. b. Cotfey, South Butte. 11:30 Music"
}. II. Elwood, San Jose.
Primary School Secton-9:30, Number
Work" Mrs. +. NJ. Pugh, Oakland. 1910
Three Classes Of Teachers" Miss Regina
Reilly, Oakland, 1850, Experience in
Eighth and Sixth Grade Work, Miss Fan
ME Ward, Oakland. 11:3O, Principles
Underlying Primary Methods Professor
G. II. Allen, San Jose.
General Assembly-1:30 P. NJ Mis-
cellaneous business; Address, Hon Ira q.
Holtt, State Superintendent of Public In
struction; Some Mathematical Tendencies
IN Modern Times" Professor Irving String
ham; Teacher Making" Joseph C0nnoT.
san Francisco; a Normal Institute Sys-
tenn for California" G H. McCrew, San
Jose; Manual Training" G. School, San
Jose. 3:3O r. NJ, Sense Training and
Hand Training in the School, ," Professor
Joseph LcC0nte. Address 10 be an
nounCed.
FoURTH DAY,
Friday, December 30th.-General assem-
bly,. 9:l5. miscellaneous business.
Section work (High School sectionl-
Methods of teaching English. 9:3O. "Rbet-
CtAN1 1 AOlSoSNI y H. OLpIOGIu. IDlNeTSltV
OF California. 1910, The Study of Poemh
Miss F. de Laguna, Sacramento. 1880.
- English Composition" K. H. Webster,
san Francisco. 11:30, History" (methods
of teaching) George W. Minis. San Fran
cisco. There will be an exhibit of physical
apparatus in connection with the High
School section.
Grammar school section-9:3O "Arith-
metic," Frank Morton, Boys High School,
q. Kennedy, San Francisco. 1880, Mis-
tax es in Teaching" Joseph O'Connor, Prin-
cipai Valencia Grammar School, San Fran
cisco. 11:30 Composition" Albert I.vser.
San Francisco
Ungraded school section-9:3O How to
Interest Pupils III Scientific Investigation"
George Kleeberger San Jose 1916 Pen
II. B. Wooster, San Jose. 1850.
Language Work Training" T. B. Gray,
\ eVada City. ll;30, Drawing Z. A.
Garin.
Primary school section-9:ss, "Aids to
Primary Teachers" Professor {. H. Allen.
1910, Receiving Glass Exercise" Mrs. l..
a. Walker, Oakland. 10:50, "A Study of
Occupations" Miss Belle Brown, San
Rafael 1l:30, Rational Method of Teach
ing Reading" with class illustration. Mrs.
y. X. Craven, San Francisco
General assembly 100 P. NJ. miscellane-
Gus business convention OF the National
Teachers Association in Chicago, 1887"
Leltoy Brown, President of the University
OF Nevada; National Convention in San
Francisco IN 1883" Hon. f. NJ. Campbell;
reports OF proceedings of County Superin-
tendents; reports Of officers reports of
committees; installation of officers Tor 1888;
adjournment
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